Concrete Patios in San Antonio
Concrete Patio Construction in San Antonio, TX
We build concrete patios, from plain broom finish to decorative, for homes in San Antonio, Boerne, Spring Branch, Bulverde and Schertz. Licensed (SCC-26-00014), insured, and owner-run by Isai Tellez. Call (210) 405-7176 for a free estimate.
Beautiful. Functional. Built to Last.
At San Antonio Concrete Contractors, we specialize in designing and building high-quality concrete patios that transform outdoor spaces into inviting, functional extensions of your home or business. Whether you’re dreaming of a custom backyard patio for family gatherings or need a stylish outdoor space for your commercial property, our experienced concrete patio contractors are here to bring your vision to life.
We proudly serve homeowners and businesses across San Antonio and the surrounding areas, offering expert craftsmanship, personalized design, and long-lasting results.
Why Choose a Concrete Patio?
Concrete patios are an excellent investment for any property. They are versatile, durable, and low-maintenance, making them an ideal choice for outdoor living spaces in the Texas climate. With a variety of finishes, textures, and colors available, concrete can be customized to match any style—from modern and sleek to rustic and natural.
Benefits of concrete patios include:
- Long-lasting strength and weather resistance
- Minimal upkeep with easy cleaning
- Endless design possibilities (stamped, stained, or brushed)
- Increases outdoor usability and property value
- Cost-effective compared to pavers or natural stone
Our Concrete Patio Services
We offer a full range of concrete patio construction services tailored to fit your space, budget, and design goals:
- New Patio Design & Installation
From layout planning to the final pour, we guide you through every step to create a custom patio that meets your needs. - Stamped & Decorative Concrete Patios
Add style and character with stamped or textured finishes that mimic the look of natural materials like stone, brick, or wood. - Colored & Stained Concrete Patios
Choose from a variety of rich colors and stain options to enhance your outdoor space. - Custom Patio Extensions
Need more room? We expand existing patios with seamless concrete additions that blend perfectly. - Commercial Concrete Patios
Ideal for restaurants, event venues, and office courtyards looking to create durable, attractive outdoor seating areas.
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Experienced Local Patio Contractors
Our team at San Antonio Concrete Contractors brings many years of experience and a commitment to top-notch workmanship. We handle every detail—from ground preparation to reinforcement and finishing—ensuring a patio that’s not only beautiful but built for decades of use.
We take pride in offering honest quotes, timely service, and clear communication throughout your project. No hidden fees. No shortcuts. Just quality concrete work done right.
Why Choose San Antonio Concrete Contractors?
- Locally owned and operated
- Skilled and licensed contractors
- Custom patio design solutions
- Competitive pricing and free estimates
- Timely project completion
- Serving San Antonio & surrounding areas
Let’s Build the Outdoor Space You’ve Been Dreaming Of
Whether you’re looking to create a peaceful retreat, an entertainment space, or a stylish extension of your business, San Antonio Concrete Contractors is the trusted choice for patio construction.
Call or text us today at 210-405-7176 to schedule your free consultation. Let’s bring your patio vision to life — with strength, style, and craftsmanship you can count on.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a concrete patio cost in San Antonio?
Our standard broom-finish concrete patios cost about $9 per square foot on level ground. Stained, colored, or stamped finishes, decorative borders, and thicker pours move the price up. Removing an old patio, correcting drainage, or pouring footings for an outdoor kitchen or fire feature are priced separately. We give a written, itemized estimate at no charge so you can see exactly where the money goes.
How long does it take to build a patio, and when can I use it?
Most patios are complete in two to five days on site, depending on square footage, demolition, and finish. After the pour you can walk on the slab in 24 to 48 hours, set out furniture at about seven days, and treat it as fully cured at 28 days. If you are staining or sealing a new patio, we normally wait roughly 30 days so the slab can release its moisture first, which prevents a cloudy sealer finish.
How thick should a concrete patio be, and do you reinforce it?
Four inches is the standard for residential patio slabs, placed over a compacted base of four to six inches. We reinforce with rebar or welded wire mesh on chairs so the steel sits in the middle of the slab rather than on the ground, where it does nothing. If the patio will carry an outdoor kitchen, a heavy pergola, or a hot tub, we thicken the slab and add footings in those areas during the design stage.
Can you extend or resurface my existing patio instead of replacing it?
Yes to both. Extensions are common when a builder grade patio is simply too small. We dowel into the existing slab, form the addition, and place an expansion joint at the tie in so the two sections can move independently. Resurfacing with an overlay is a good option when the concrete is structurally sound but stained or dated. One honest caveat on extensions: new concrete rarely matches aged concrete exactly, so most homeowners either accept a slight tonal difference or stain the whole area for a uniform look.
Will my patio crack in San Antonio clay soil?
All concrete develops some hairline cracking as it cures and as the ground moves underneath it, and expansive clay soil makes that more likely here than in many parts of the country. The goal is to control where it happens rather than pretend it will not. We do that with a well compacted base, proper slab thickness, steel reinforcement, and control joints cut at the correct spacing and depth so shrinkage relieves itself along a straight line. Drainage matters just as much, since water pooling against or under the slab is what causes structural cracking and settlement.
Which patio finish works best in the Texas heat?
Light to mid tone colors are the practical choice, because dark charcoal and deep brown surfaces absorb heat and get uncomfortable barefoot in the afternoon. A broom finish stays cool and slip resistant and is the most economical option. Stamped and textured finishes give you the stone look with good traction, and a matte sealer keeps them from feeling hot and glary. For a west facing patio, we usually suggest a lighter base color plus shade in the design.
Do I need a permit for a concrete patio in San Antonio?
A simple ground level patio slab that is not attached to the house and does not include a roof structure usually does not require a building permit, but there are exceptions. Covered patios, enclosures, work inside a historic or overlay district, and projects that alter drainage or exceed impervious cover limits can all trigger review by San Antonio Development Services. Deed restrictions and HOA approvals are separate from the city. We confirm the requirements for your address before we break ground and pull whatever permits the job needs.